Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 3,8 |        task, the Church places her hope in ail members of the People
 2   II, 2,26|      CATECHESIS AND ESCHATOLOGICAL HOPE~ ~29 A person mature in
 3   II, 2,26|          function of directing the hope of men in the first place
 4  III, 1,40|      awareness of the present, and hope of the future life ought
 5  III, 1,40|         rightly disposes hearts to hope in the future life that
 6  III, 1,40|            judgement.~Through this hope the Christian community
 7  III, 2,44|            the source of our every hope (cf. 1 Pet. 1, 3-4).~ ~catechesis,
 8  III, 2,49|           of joy and inexhaustible hope. In Christ there is ail
 9  III, 2,56|          law, strengthens him with hope and fortitude, enlightens
10  III, 2,62|          common one salvation, one hope, and one undivided charity... .
11  III, 2,64|           and the sign of a secure hope and solace for the pilgrim
12  III, 2,65|         the very foundation of the hope and prayer of Christians ("
13  III, 2,65|          aspect of consolation, of hope, and of salutary fear (cf.
14   IV, 5   |          the activity of faith (of hope, too, and of charity); for
15    V, 9   | subjectivism and to discover a new hope in the strength and the
16    V,17   |          aged to have supernatural hope, by virtue of which death
17    V,18   |         the spirit and snatch away hope. The Christian community